They are apparently taking it to Broadway, and Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick will play the leads. Ugh. I imagine Sarah Jessica Parker will relish the opportunity to be TERRIBLY! DRAMATIC! AND! OVER! THE! TOP!!!!!!!!! OH! WOE, WOE IS SHE!
Rather you, dear New Yorkers, than I.
Anyway, we thought we'd have a jollier time if we dressed up, so dress up we did. I can't really do 1940s very well, because I have neither curl-friendly hair nor pneumatic bosoms. So I went for a marcel-waved 1930s look. I know I look like Olive Oyl - it doesn't need saying, so don't say it.
And here we are with the lead actor, Tristan Sturrock. He seemed much taller onstage, but then he wasn't dressed like an emo mime at that point. Still, a very nice man, stripes or no.
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Ah you looked charming and very 1940s indeed - not much between 1930s & 40s all told.
I feel inspired to go now as I was a bit doubtful about it being on stage.
you are funny with your comments on SJP!
oh I went to see this and LOVED it too! if it didn't have the funny moments it would have been heartbreakingly sad, but I really thought it was perfect. I'm taking my mum in a couple of weeks cause she loves the film too!
Wrong continent. Again.
I really love how you both look! Very well-turned out.
The idea that the cast performed so many "roles" is intriguing to me. My town lacks decent theater, alas.
OH MY! You look mesmerising..seriously... wow.. you exude such elegance in these pictures. <3
It's try, you look adorable, once again. Please give a lipstick credit!
I want to go to the theatre dressed in a 1930's outfit and meet the actors!! My life is unfair, yours appears to be uncommonly good.
Thanks, all of you!
Sister Wolf - the lipstick is Mac Ruby Woo and Nars Funny Face.
Cybill - it's not something I do every day! Just as well, the dress is tight around the stomach and not the most comfortable thing to sit for two hours in a theatre in...
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